Malaysian Technology Lawyer Elected to Lead Global Multilaw Network

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Malaysian-born lawyer Joanne Jayanti Vengadesan has been elected to lead Multilaw, one of the world’s major international law firm networks, marking a significant milestone for the UK-based technology and AI specialist. Vengadesan, 52, a partner at London-based Penningtons Manches Cooper, was elected Chair-Elect at Multilaw’s Global Conference in Prague earlier this month. She will become

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What Uncomfortable Questions Do These Two Law Firm Failures Carry for Lawyers?

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Two respected UK practices, including one involved in Prince Harry’s recent failed legal action, have hit the wall within days of each other, providing a warning about what happens when one case, or one rainmaker, carries the whole firm. A glittering client list looks great on a website. As two UK firms have just discovered,

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Legal AI Tool Mary Brings Fact-Investigation Tools to Harvey

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Mary Technology is bringing its fact-investigation tools into Harvey, aiming to help litigators spend less time retracing evidence and more time building their cases. The integration lets lawyers question case documents alongside findings already reviewed by colleagues, testing allegations, checking witness accounts and tracing financial transactions. Mary flags contradictions and gaps, explains its document selections

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Latham & Watkins Announce 36 Associates Elected to Partnership

Latham & Watkins LLP is pleased to announce that 36 associates have been elected to the partnership effective January 1, 2027. The annual associate promotions bring the total new partners announced in 2026 to 58, following the election of 22 counsel to the partnership earlier this year. “Congratulations to our newly promoted partners. Each has consistently

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Meta’s Legal Reckoning Goes Global as MinterEllison Launches Australian Children’s Class Action

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The legal assault on Meta is gathering momentum, with Australian law firm MinterEllison launching a class action alleging that Facebook and Instagram deliberately exposed children to addictive features and harmful content. The Australian proceedings follow extraordinary developments in the United States, where Meta was recently hit with a US$25 billion judgment in New Mexico over

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The Law Graduate Reality Check Shows Record Numbers, Fewer Jobs and an AI-Shaped Future

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Kelli Hall The statistics say law graduates have rarely had it better. The graduates say otherwise. Both are right, and the gap between them is where careers are now won and lost. Spend ten minutes on r/LawSchool and you will meet the same character in a dozen costumes, speaking of six figures of debt, a

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Why Ecommerce Is Becoming a Bigger Test for Consumer and Commercial Law

Sponsored Article source: C. Cabilly & Co Ecommerce has become too complex to fit neatly inside traditional consumer law. A single online transaction can involve a marketplace, a manufacturer, a payment provider, a logistics company, a software platform, and a seller operating in another country. Each may be subject to different obligations. That complexity is

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